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Source: Business Insider
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Companies that advertised during Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News have begun fleeing in droves following his anti-immigrant comments last week.
People were outraged and threatened to boycott companies advertising on Carlson's show.
Here are the businesses that have pulled their advertisements so far.
Companies that advertised during Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News have begun fleeing in droves following his anti-immigrant comments last week.
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Carlson's comments were widely rebuked, and several people threatened to boycott his advertisers, which began cutting ties.
On Monday, Carlson reiterated his claims and likened the effect of the US's immigration policy to a city in Mexico.
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Here's the full list of companies that have pulled their ads from Carlson's show:
IHOP ...
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Read more: https://www.businessinsider.com/tucker-carlson-fox-news-advertisers-leaving-2018-12
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(24,322 posts)matt819
(10,749 posts)They seem to have something of a unified response. We advertise by demographics and psychographics, not politics.
So be it.
It's up to the market to do its work. Just don't buy from those advertisers. How's them demographics?
Let's see who they are:
Mitsubishi
AstraZeneca
John Deere
Alka-Seltzer Plus
Farmers Insurance
MyPillow
Gold Bond
The wonderful thing here is that with the possible exception of AstraZeneca, there are choices. There many car makers. Maybe not a lot tractor suppliers, but some, and probably less expensive. Lots of alternatives to Alka-Seltzer and Gold Bond powder (though maye stay away from Johnson & Johnson). Many, many, many insurance companies. And MyPillow? Go to Amazon.
I don't use or intend to buy any of these products, so I'm clear and won't have an impact. But if enough take action, we've seen that wonderful things can happen. (Glen Beck anyone?)